Aida

I prefer it spelled Ada because let’s just say there’s a certain word in this spelling that I don’t like.

I like the sound of this name, as it has the same vibes as Ada and Ida. The 3 are all sweet and short names with a nice vintage feel.

Hi my name is Aida I'm from Iran I lovvvvve my name because my name has a fascinating meaning and history.
I am happy to know more about my name on this site and thank you for leaving useful comments :).

Aida is a lovely, melodic name, and the title character of a wonderful opera. I have a friend called Aida, and since she's Palestinian, she uses the Arabic pronunciation - EYE-dah, which I think sounds just as pretty as a-EE-dah.

I don’t like the aid in this.

I think the name Aida is quirky, cute and spunky. :)

The name Aida was given to 164 baby girls born in the US in 2012 :)

I think it's a lovely name. It's usable for every age. I pronounce it ah-EE-dah or I-dah.

I believe this is a simple but beautiful name that is thought-provoking.

It's a pretty name, but seeing as it's not exactly English, it might sound a bit foreign in English-speaking countries and make people assume the bearer has Arabic roots or something. On the other hand, the name Phaedra is not exactly English either, but I don't hold that against it. Somehow this just doesn't strike me as one of those names that are mythological and thus sort of available to anyone. The name Ada would be a more ''naturalized'' choice for English-speakers.

My friend's name is Aida, but she pronounces it "IE-da", like Ida. It's grown on me a lot!

I love this name! It just sounds so beautiful, and is so lovely to pronounce.